Milford Talent to Present Two Plays Tuesday
Milford Dramatic Club plans two plays this campaign season. The first one act Blood Will Tell features an all-woman cast, followed by the two-act comedy Strong Medicine. Mrs Hudward Corgdon directs both productions, with Doug Getting as stage manager and a notable guest speaker at a joint American Legion gathering upcoming in Milford.
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Leleiain
Wilford Dramacic Club
Dramnttic Club
Milford
Hudward F
Corgdon
Richard Wana
Field Otis Skinner
Robert Adeson
Dustin Farnum
Taose
Edi Whitcom Parmeles
Harry Smith
Walter Paine
Tow ¥ Congdon
G O P Victory Celebrated At Walnut Beach
Walnut Beach celebrated the recent Victory Day with local residents and missing details. Notable performers included Master Buddy Fla, Harvey at badgepoint, and dancers Provence Coley Rose and Charles Natthep. Selectman Charles L Doherts and Justice of the Peace Clerl Woolnm attended along with Police and Fire officials. The event featured a sentimental ballad and a character solo by a local performer.
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Mhrd
Ford
Buddy Fla Old Harvey
Badgepoit
Cibers
Provence Coley Rose
Charles Natthep
Selectman
Charles L Doherts
Balad Walnur
Beth Combes
Doreths Devis
Mergen
Kervin
Tadee Omi
Piast
Broan Fewn
Clerl Woolnm
Frose Foeth
Werwin
David Slarke
Ture
Police Cold
Frank Twurter
Pred
Patt Wis Vosstinag Ter
Norwalk Parish Buys Property for Expansion
Norwalk Parish acquires land along South Main Street and Jerry Street near Henry for church expansion and equipment needs. The parcel runs south of the church to Jerry Street and down Henry, potentially housing tenement houses. Estimated cost ranges from $50 000 to $69 900.
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oTey Dennis Ty
S Insenhs TC
Aundances
Henry
Jail sentence and beer waiver tied to a liquor run incident
A court case described a man fined 3200 and jailed 30 days after pleading before Judge James F. Meade for a liquor offense. A waiver for beer was signed by Vonce and witnesses at a social gathering, with numerous attendees and musical performances noted. The event involved community members and a funeral following a Sunday morning service.
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Grey Nwuch
Leleream Sirvyice
Richard S Monrea
Lew Hiven
Pridas
Vega
Robert MitzRoy
Isegs
Bre
James F. Meade
Vonce
Bogged boat lands in Sago Creek after rough ride
A motorized craft owned by J Revele of 2d7 Vast greet New York and driven by Charles Boluickh plunged through a bulkhead on the Post 101d early yesterday. The machine landed in Sago Creek near a bridge. The driver leaped free as the seat apparatus locked about one block west of the bridge.
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Bulkley’s Bridge
Southport
Sasco Creek
Bolilport
Peleg m Service
Bulkley
Bildae
J Revele
New York
Charles Boluickh
Sago Creek
Lewa Ie
Firemen to Start New Building in Easton Next Week
Easton officials announced that fire department plans for a new building on the state road between Madsens Garage and Lamman 8 BeTIL will begin excavation next week. The building committee includes Losdoh Ablal Cal Silman and Klaty J Lseoil, with plans drawn for the house to be built on the site.
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Easton
Laston ON Dh
Lee Giam
Laston Votin Feet Li
Excavite
Ite
Losdoh Ablal
Cal [ Silman
Klaty
Madsens Garage
Llamman
Betil
Ned Am
Loui
Lacaty
Dpidag
Tvanngar
Wis
Yo Suliman
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
Vik
Clarence Andrews
Dred Marsh
Chaster Hult
Carl Sitliman
Arthi I Wheeler James Liagne
Winshamer Chedua
J Pworth Learue
Lee Methodist Chuch
Spor
Hill
Snenfield Methodist Church
Fiidgrepet
Stlurda
Cebl
Che
Th & Oi
Jill
Dchanttul Alisinoon Town Birds
Gurge Maishue
Ehtutam
Gwart Ili
Whame
Lunda
Walter Lal
Chester Vin
Werksmoto
Vermont
Vincent Ballostk
Jia4ton Center
Martin Lteucel
Mary Gilbert
Calfornia
Tugne
Tishe
Hamden
Lian Smith
Price
Congte
Oma
Tucker
Lucier
Tyit
Epoit PetYr
Vos Beers
Ivor
Peter
Yelena
Charles B
Aoish
Nan
GO PF
Acad
Car Stolen From Derby Park After Public Gathering
A Chevrolet car was stolen near a Derby public park after a gathering at Saint Salomon Bayer. Police pursued a suspect as the vehicle fled, leaving behind scattered notes and signs of a quick, disorganized escape. Local authorities continue investigations to identify the thief and recover the vehicle.
Prisoner Taken From Cell To Care For Animals
Norwala Now li i Byele gram Service John Powker of Highland ayeoue will be tied in Caty court Mondey meine onl chareves of breach of the peace and intate tien Ue was arrested Satur day night and released unon F100 bonds Fosepa Nissi wit be tied for Liea,h et the peace is eqult and ibusve language. Sassif issulted Joseph Gurney of Peal street whose son he chumed maid ad one of his chiklens Nasuf waeble to raise the bonds necessery fm his clease 18 detaimed at police head quarles In mder that his livestocl Whit inclndes 9 hi hens ap] ducts suats 11 dbits 13 pise ous one) fom and three cis may not suffer San inck of roots and attention constable John A Mls who mad the 27 ess kiidiy on complaint of Guiney and neigh bors escorts Nass f to his small farm. each evening al ocloch and stays with hm all he feeds the animals then he bings him back to the police staken For safe keen ing until another day
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John Powker
Highland
Ayeoue
Caty Court
Mondey
Chareves
Tien Ue
Sassif
Joseph Gurney
Peal Street
Nasuf
Mder
John A Mls
Guiney
Nass
Greenwich to Act on Tax Rate at Meeting Tomorrow
A special meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 o clock in Greenwich Town Hall to consider the tax rate for the coming year. One report item is the levy for the county and town expenses, with a projection that the total will not exceed 17 million dollars. The board will also act on propositions proposed by the budgeting board and taxation committee.
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Greenwich
Huntington teens hold bi weekly dances report
Huntington notes show the bi weekly dances hosted by the Tre Company and funded by community volunteers. Attendance included Clarence Webb, Drew Peete Waller, and George Arundel with teachers visiting Huntington from Danbury and Bridgeport for supervision and school activities.
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Tre Company
Hellena
Lily
Actool Hall
Clarence WO Webb
Peete Waller Pealle
Charles Tizal
Tynch
Donald Rose
George Arundel
Wednessy
Huntington
Wlite
Cdward Stevens
New Haven
Wilson
Palmer
Danbury
Catvars Chim
Bridgeport
Perry
Bidgupait
Mohegan Street
Perde
Altene
Tha Mouti
GQ Bet
Stavens
Michael Swift
Anne Wabuda
Hanfod Wilson
Cildren
Bridgeport &Sturday
Governor Listed as Speaker at Stratford Church Event
Governor listed as speaker for Stratford church service announced with limited details. The notice mentions Whitney School plumbing work and school repairs, including baseprints and septic system updates, tied to the ongoing modernization of Strilforg schools.
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Stratford
Cantata Rendered by Choir at Derby Community Service
The Derby community service featured a cantata rendered by the choir with soloists and townspeople in attendance. Tina Pachman and Carrie Wasaga Thomapsar performed notable bass and tenor parts, under the direction of Charister Wheeler, with period readings and an emphasis on community involvement.
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Derby
WSP
Wolhodast
Carrie IE Wasaga Thomapsar
New Tisien
Rowgaioa
Charister Wheeler
Tanes Das el
Oyces
Seven Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in Westport
Seven authentic scarlet fever cases were found in Westport with more suspected as health officials from Bedford school and the state health department coordinate examinations. Doctors Manson and Ko owton lead the follow up while quarantine remains in effect at affected homes.
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Westport
Felegram Service
Sven
Mungon Health
Sheidy Truel
Nin Tr Wuaso
Ihe
Icle
Pam
Beliavy
Bern
Chiltie
Doctora Manson
Kuoton
Dy Jg
Bedford School
Maida
Atunnom
Jum
Koowlton
Madrow
Bodfmil
Wi Minson
Realty Records
Ik Willem van Teen
Fragmented OCR narrative from Newtown sports scene
A jumble of names places and events appears in an OCR pass about Newtown athletics and local figures. The garbled text mentions teams individuals from New J non woachomeoy and various committees, viewers, and viewers, with scattered references to sports and community roles.
Four New Policemen Start Norwalk Duties
Four new officers begin night duty in Norwalk as part of a staffing expansion. The names listed include Conrad Miller and Willian Payne among others, with assignments to cover overnight shifts.
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Norwalk
Rockefeller head to be speaker at Greenwich meeting
Greenwich Woman's Club schedules Monday lecture by Dr George P. Vincent of Greenmead Foundation New York. Education and missions at the high schools focus. Club members organize program for Monday November 17 at 430 in the library.
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Rockefeller
Greenwich
REMN
Leleriam
Lamorro
Chafim Nm
Womans Club
Charee
Tam
Geeorge PF Vancent
Greenmoey Hold
Pochefeile
New York
Noember
Favemever
Ail Lorinm
Oeluci
Subjert Wil de
New Protestant Order Forms At Bridger Parish
A local church gathering hears pastor Strathdl admit a new PIV ier amid a crowd of villagers from Bridgera Pad e bhing. The service honors Lordship All State, with community members present and a plan for future ceremonies.
House Meeting Plans Winter Work Peace Aid
A recent meeting of the board discussed an active winter program. Joseph Rovike will speak on another contribution to work peace. The notes reference local addresses and upcoming community involvement events.
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Eed Hike Board
Ansonia Market Fire After Short Circuit
A fire at Mrs May T Burleigh’s grocery and meat market on Tewett Street Webster began about 11 30 pm from a short circuit in a car. Firefighters had it under control quickly. Damage was extensive with much food spoiled by smoke and water.
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May T Burleigh
Tewett Street
Webster Ihose Company
Community forum at Congregational church features Dr McGee
A Shelton Community forum held at the Congregational church evening featured Dr McGee of Calvary Baptist as speaker. The event drew about 100 church members and included remarks by Rev James McGee and participation by Baptist and Catholic Ladies groups. A following party and plans for a November 25 gathering at Miss G. Sveryon's home were noted, with attendees listed by name.
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Congregational Church
Wis
James McGee
Calvay
McGea
Catholic Ladies of Columbus
Thaothy Macarthy
Kemas Murphy
Pale Severson
Dino
Mo Manning
Ogle
M Yoston
F& Cote
J Duncan
Ife
Savembber
Ivanny Siracuse
Godgrud
Yelstisis
New Yorks
Danbury Home Burglary Seeks $500 Loss
Danbury police report a burglary at a residence on 20 Wear Street with theft of rug jewelry and other valuables priced at about $604. The home had been closed for the winter and the burglars are not yet identified. Local hotel sightings mention Eline, a manufacturer, in relation to the incident.
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Wear
Eline
Rabid dog terror in Greenwich prompts health watch
A wild dog blamed for multiple bites in Greenwich is killed after a chase through several towns. The Greenwich Board of Health and police traced the animal to Doran barn on Davis Avenue. Several residents, including two boys and local workers, were bitten but show no illness so far. the dog likely came from Port Chester and rabies were confirmed by Willard Memorial Hospital.
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Elexgram Serjec
Perm
Witten
Greenwich Board of Health
de E FF Schofield
Clauson Riteh
Elbert
Willam Tiam
Tohn Moran
Yler
Arioua
Recco Ritch
Raymond Christensen
Bruce Park
Tha’ Doran
Davis Avenue
Patrick J Clanagan
Motors Cycle
Timothy Daly
James Cullen
Flanne
Willard Memorial Hospital
Schofield
Port Chester
Connecticut
Stolen Car Found by Fairfield Officer
Telegraph service reports Constable Thomas Shau of Fairfield stops two men, Michiel Reds and Richard Wateruary, both of Lew Canaan, on charges of taking an automobile without permission. They were roving in a car owned by L B Th vet of Silvermine, New Canna, near the lost road.
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Thomas Shau
Knessy
Michiel Reds
Richard
Wateruary
Lew Canaan
Newcanna
Republican delegates chosen for Hartford state convention
William B. Waller and Miss B. Wheeler were elected delegates to the Republican State convention in Hartford to select a candidate for United States senator. The delegates are un instructed at the caucus here and will represent the party next week.
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William B Waller
Miss B Wheeler
Hartford
United States
Mellago Wonderful New Face Powder Promises Flawless Look
A vintage advertising blurb promotes Mellago powder as a new Trench process cosmetic not affected by perspiration. It claims invisible coverage, a natural complexion, and a soft velvety finish, urging readers to buy now for a beautiful mature skin glow.
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Werrit Versi
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State Healthy Department
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Mae Westport Standard
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Weston Road
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Perry Americanization Airector
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